Course Outcomes (COs) – B.A. Economics

Semester 1 – Economics Course Outcomes

KU1DSCECO101 – Introductory Microeconomics

CO1. Learn the foundational concepts in microeconomics like trade-offs and opportunity cost, nominal and real prices and the so forth for better theoretical understanding
CO2. Understand the basic concepts of demand and supply for analysing market dynamics
CO3. Understand the basic concepts of production, cost and revenue for learning the subject in the subsequent semesters
CO4. Learn the concepts for analysing factor markets and welfare related concepts for better learning microeconomics at the intermediate and advanced levels
CO5. Extend the foundational theoretical tool box of microeconomics for subsequent learning at the intermediate and advanced levels

KU1DSCECO102 – Economics for Beginners

CO1. Understand the fundamental principles and concepts of economics, including microeconomics and macroeconomics.
CO2. Understand economic systems, economic agents’ roles and economic models and theories.
CO3. Comprehend microeconomic principles such as scarcity, opportunity cost, supply and demand and market structures.
CO4. Understand consumer behaviour, producer behaviour, and the concepts of utility, budget constraints and profit maximization.
CO5. Gain knowledge of macroeconomic principles like national income accounting, fiscal and monetary policies and economic indicators.

KU1DSCECO103 – Economics of Tourism and Development

CO1. Understand fundamental concepts and principles of tourism
CO2. Understand the factors that influence the demand and supply of the tourism industry.
CO3. Learn the negative and positive impacts of tourism.
CO4. Acquire the ability to apply economic principles to tourism
CO5. Students will gain exposure to tourism products in various tourist

KU1DSCECO104 – Fundamentals of Economic Development

CO1. Conceptualize economic development and differentiate it from economic growth.
CO2. Understand the determinants of economic growth and development using theoretical frameworks and empirical evidence.
CO3. Understand the role of human resources, including education, health, and gender in economic development
CO4. Understand the concept of sustainable development and its application in policy-making.
CO5. Study India's development experience, including the successes, challenges and implications for future policy

KU1DSCECO105 – Economic Journalism

CO1. Understand economic principles relevant to journalism, applying them effectively in analysis and reporting.
CO2. Gain skills in economic reporting, including data analysis, financial statement interpretation, and expert interviewing techniques.
CO3. Apply specialized knowledge in reporting on finance, markets, trade, and development, demonstrating expertise.
CO4. Critically analyze economic events through case studies, providing accurate and insightful coverage.
CO5. Create high-quality economic journalism pieces, including articles and multimedia content, while upholding ethical and professional

KU1MDCECO101 – Economics in Daily Life

CO1. Gain a foundational understanding of economic principles to interpret and engage with economic issues in everyday life.
CO2. Understand economic concepts to make informed decisions regarding personal finance and investments.
CO3. Develop awareness of global economic dynamics and their implications for individual economies and societies.
CO4. Enhance critical thinking skills to address social and economic challenges such as inequality, discrimination, poverty and corruption.

KU1MDCECO102 – Economics for Competitive Examination

CO1. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of economics
CO2. Develop analytical skills to analyze and interpret trends in the Indian economy
CO3. Acquire up-to-date knowledge of recent developments in Indian
CO4. Prepared with essential analytical and problem-solving skills to excel in competitive examinations.
CO5. Gain the capability to effectively apply theoretical economic frameworks to practical case studies.

Semester 2 – Economics Course Outcomes

KU2DSCECO106 – Introductory Macroeconomics

CO1. Learn the concepts of GDP, GNP, inflation, and unemployment, and the formulas and methods used in national income accounting.
CO2. Understand the relationships between different macroeconomic variables and concepts and the differences between microeconomics and macroeconomics.
CO3. Apply various measurement methods (value-added, income, expenditure) to calculate national income and GDP and use macroeconomic theories to analyse and interpret economic data.
CO4. Understand the causes and consequences of macroeconomic issues such as unemployment and inflation.
CO5. Understand the changes in macroeconomic variables from Keynesian and classical perspective and make interpretation.

KU2DSCECO107 – Foundations of Economic Analysis

CO1. Gain a comprehensive understanding of development economics theories, economic growth, poverty, inequality, and human development indices.
CO2. Understand government budgeting, fiscal policies, taxation principles, public expenditure and the role of government in market.
CO3. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the banking sector, including its functions, regulatory framework, and economic impact to analyse the role of central banks in formulating monetary policies and managing financial stability.
CO4. Explore economic history, key sectors, social development indicators, government policies specific to the Kerala.
CO5. Understand the need for developing critical thinking, analytical skills, and the ability to apply economic theories to real-world economic scenarios and decision-making processes.

KU2DSCECO108 – Demography

CO1. Understand the core concepts and theories of demography.
CO2. Understand population data using various sources and techniques.
CO3. Assess the impact of demographic factors on development.
CO4. Apply demographic knowledge to the context of India and its population challenges.
CO5. Describe the necessity, objectives, and categories of population

KU2DSCECO109 – Personal Finance

CO1. Demonstrate understanding of budgeting, saving, investing, and risk management in personal finance.
CO2. Acquire skills in creating budgets, evaluating investments, and managing debt effectively.
CO3. Evaluate personal finances, set goals, and develop strategies considering income, expenses, and risks.
CO4. Create plans integrating short-term expenses and long-term goals, effectively prioritizing resources.
CO5. Make sound financial choices based on data analysis, economic understanding, and ethical awareness.

KU2DSCECO110 – Nutrition Economics

CO1. Understand the foundational principles of nutrition and their economic implications
CO2. Analyse how economic factors influence food choices and nutrition outcomes
CO3. Evaluate the effectiveness of policies designed to enhance nutrition and improve public health
CO4. Apply economic tools and methodologies to address complex nutrition challenges
CO5. Develop evidence-based strategies aimed at improving nutrition outcomes and promoting public health

KU2MDCECO103 – Issues in Indian Economic Development

CO1. … the distinctions between the two, and the common characteristics of development and underdevelopment.
CO2. Understand the interplay between population growth and economic development, examining demographic changes, theory of demographic transition, and the potential impact of population trends on India's economic trajectory.
CO3. Understand the dimensions and causes of poverty, inequality, and unemployment in India, exploring economic, structural, and social
CO4. Acquire skills in proposing effective policy solutions to address challenges related to poverty in India.
CO5. Compare development issues of third world countries with Indian

KU2MDCECO104 – Economics of Startup and Entrepreneurship

CO1. Analyse the impact of entrepreneurship on economic development in
CO2. Comprehend and apply various motivation theories, including Maslow's hierarchy of needs and Herzberg's Two-Factor theory, to entrepreneurial
CO3. Develop and Present Comprehensive Business Plans
CO4. Assess the role of government and specialized organizations in promoting entrepreneurial activities at both national and state levels.
CO5. Engage in practical activities such as interviews with entrepreneurs and participate in business plan competitions, demonstrating the ability to present and defend startup ideas effectively.

Semester 3 – Economics Course Outcomes

KU3DSCECO201 – Intermediate Microeconomics

CO1. Apply theories for understanding the behaviour of a consumer in given market conditions
CO2. Apply theories for observing the behaviour of production and cost
CO3. Learn the dynamics and working of competitive markets by applying models and theories
CO4. Learn the dynamics of imperfect markets like monopoly and monopolistic competition by applying models and theories
CO5. Widen the analytical tool box of Microeconomics with applications for subsequent learning at the advance levels

KU3DSCECO202 – Basic Analytical Tools for Economics

CO1. Describe the uses and limitations of mathematics and statistics in
CO2. Understand the fundamental mathematical and statistical concepts
CO3. Describe the measures of central tendency and variability
CO4. Apply the relevant formula for finding central tendency and variability and evaluate data.
CO5. Describe the functional association in mathematical form and present it in graphical form.

KU3DSCECO203 – Economics of Banking and Finance

CO1. The students will be equipped with theoretical as well as practical aspects of the structure and working of financial system.
CO2. To understand how central banks conduct monetary policy.
CO3. The course is expected to expand the skill set of the students for higher studies and employment in finance
CO4. The students will be aware of the innovations and the related trends in the field of banking and finance with special reference to instruments like derivatives
CO5. To get a real-world experience with the financial market.

KU3DSCECO204 – Fundamentals of Social Science Research

CO1. Critically analyse various theoretical frameworks in the social sciences and understand their implications for research
CO2. Assess how historical and cultural contexts have shaped social science research
CO3. The students will be able to develop clear, specific, and original research designs by formulating relevant questions and hypotheses.
CO4. The students should be able to conduct thorough and critical literature reviews.
CO5. The students should be able to develop well-structured research proposals, integrating the various components coherently.

KU3DSCECO205 – Economics of Care and Ageing

CO1. Understand and apply economic theories related to care work and ageing to develop a comprehensive perspective.
CO2. Assess ageing trends in India and Kerala to understand their socio-economic impacts.
CO3. Evaluate the effectiveness of elderly care policies in Kerala to identify best practices and areas for improvement.
CO4. Analyze how ageing affects labour markets, healthcare costs, and family support to understand broader economic consequences.
CO5. Develop informed policy recommendations to support healthy and active ageing, ensuring sustainable development.

KU3VACECO201 – Environmental Sensitization and Disaster Management

CO1. Understand the major environmental issues and recognize the importance of conservation of natural resources
CO2. Analyse the prominent cases and laws related to environmental
CO3. Adopt sustainable life style approach for resolution of environmental problems faced by society
CO4. Acquire and apply the necessary theoretical and practical knowledge and prepare to respond effectively during an emergency

KU3VACECO202 – Academic Writing in Social Science

CO1. … and citation formats. Conduct comprehensive literature reviews and synthesize relevant research findings.
CO2. Develop well-structured research proposals with clear objectives and methodologies.
CO3. Draft and revise research papers, incorporating feedback from peers and instructors.
CO4. Understand and apply ethical principles in academic publishing and

Semester 4 – Economics Course Outcomes

KU4DSCECO206 – Intermediate Macroeconomics

CO1. Recall the definitions and concepts related to money supply, demand for money, unemployment, inflation, and business cycles
CO2. Understand the relationship between money supply and demand and understand the causes and consequences of unemployment, inflation, and business cycles, as well as the significance of each in macroeconomic analysis.
CO3. Apply the theories of unemployment and inflation to evaluate the impact of various policy interventions on economic outcomes and the IS-LM model to analyse the effects of fiscal and monetary policies.
CO4. Analyse the factors influencing money supply, credit creation, and liquidity preference in the economy and also analyse the determinants of aggregate supply and the Phillips Curve
CO5. Evaluate the effectiveness of policy measures in reducing unemployment or controlling inflation in different economic

KU4DSCECO207 – Environmental Economics

CO1. Understand key theoretical and empirical concepts in environmental
CO2. Equip with a comprehensive analytical understanding of environmental policy theory, spanning from externalities to global environmental accords.
CO3. Understand and sensitise major issues in environmental valuation and the fundamental features of environmental policy tools
CO4. Understand the transboundary environmental problems and demonstrate their critical understanding of environmental policies
CO5. Gain insight into India's environmental policies, including regulation implementation and the roles of government agencies and NGOs in conservation.

KU4DSCECO208 – Public Finance

CO1. Gain comprehension of basic Public Finance concepts and utilize welfare economics principles to assess the effectiveness and fairness of government economic policies.
CO2. Analyse the significant taxes implemented in India and employ analytical abilities to evaluate the major tax reforms enacted in the
CO3. Familiarise with the theories of public expenditure and analyse trends and composition of public expenditure in India
CO4. Evaluate the sources of public debt, explore methods for debt redemption, and assess trends in Central Government Debt and
CO5. Analyse the budget and challenges in the financial relations between the central and state governments.

KU4VACECO203 – Economics of Crime and Corruption

CO1. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the definitions, economic costs, and international comparisons of crime, allowing them to articulate the fundamental concepts of crime economics.
CO2. Acquire knowledge about the structure and functioning of illegal markets, including drug trading and the potential economic effects of drug legalization.
CO3. Develop the ability to apply economic models to analyze criminal behavior, including the use of opportunity costs, cost-benefit analysis, probabilities, and sensitivity analysis.
CO4. Understand the economic implications of corruption and money laundering, as well as the costs and causes of corruption from an economic perspective.
CO5. Critically evaluate anti-corruption strategies and their impact on development, as well as assess the economic burden of the criminal justice system.

KU4VACECO204 – Ethics in Academic Writing

CO1. Understand the core principles of academic integrity, responsible authorship, and intellectual honesty.
CO2. Identify different types of plagiarism and apply strategies to prevent
CO3. Master proper citation styles (APA, MLA, Chicago) and reference
CO4. Navigate copyright laws and ethically use published materials.
CO5. Develop self-evaluation skills and strategies for preventing academic misconduct.

KU4SECECO201 – Data Analysis with Spreadsheet

CO1. Confidently import, clean, and organize economic data in Excel spreadsheets.
CO2. Apply relevant formulas and functions to analyse and summarize data, drawing relevant economic conclusions.
CO3. Create various data visualizations (charts, graphs, etc.) to effectively communicate their findings to different audiences.
CO4. Gain familiarity with advanced Excel techniques for more complex data analysis tasks encountered in economic research.
CO5. Demonstrate an understanding of data ethics and responsible data-driven decision making in the economic context.

KU4SECECO202 – Hospital Economics

CO1. Understand the importance of the healthcare sector in the economy
CO2. Analyse the outputs and inputs of hospitals
CO3. Analyse and interpret indicators of operational efficiency, cost and financial performance.
CO4. Evaluate cost analysis and analyse department wise average cost and procedure costing

Semester 5 – Economics Course Outcomes

KU5DSCECO301 – International Economics

CO1. Students will recall key concepts and theories related to international economics including traditional and modern trade
CO2. Students will explain the differences between internal and international trade and interpret various analytical tools used in international economics
CO3. Students will apply international trade theories and policies to analyse real-world trade patterns and issues.
CO4. Students will examine the factors contributing to balance of payments equilibrium and disequilibrium and analyse the effects of different trade policies.
CO5. Students will critically evaluate the implications of trade theories and policies on economic growth and development

KU5DSCECO302 – Heterodox Economics

Course outcomes will be updated.

KU5DSCECO303 – Statistical Tools for Economics

CO1. Understand the fundamental statistical concepts discussed in the
CO2. Analyse the relationship between variables using the techniques of correlation and regression
CO3. Estimate index number using appropriate method
CO4. Understand the concept of probability and solve problems
CO5. Comprehend the basics of hypothesis testing

KU5DSEECO301 – Contours of Economic Ideas

CO1. Evaluate similarities and differences across the schools/paradigms and Identify the main ideas of classical political economy
CO2. Develop a comprehensive understanding of alternative economic theories and their critiques of classical political economy
CO3. Analyze ideas of Neo-Classical Economics to scrutinize current economic phenomena and policy debates.
CO4. Evaluate Keynesian policies in light of post-Keynesian economic theory advancements.
CO5. Assess the merits and limitations of contemporary economics in addressing major economic and social questions

KU5DSEECO302 – Economic Geography

CO1. Gain a clear understanding of the definition, scope, and importance of economic geography
CO2. Explore the relationship between economic geography, economics, and other geographic subfields
CO3. Understand the spatial distribution of economic activities and the factors influencing their location.
CO4. Assess the impact of globalization on regional economies and strategies for promoting sustainable development

KU5DSEECO303 – Agricultural Economics

CO1. Students will gain a deep understanding of agricultural economics, including its meaning, scope, and the pivotal role agriculture plays in economic development.
CO2. Analyse and compare various models of agricultural development proposed by prominent scholars, enabling them to understand the complexities of agricultural transformation and growth.
CO3. Develop proficiency in production economics, including the analysis of production functions, supply-demand behaviour, and decision-making under conditions of risk and uncertainty in agricultural
CO4. Evaluate the impact of technological advancements and institutional changes on Indian agriculture, enabling them to assess the effectiveness of policies and interventions aimed at promoting agricultural development.
CO5. Gain insights into the specific agricultural challenges and opportunities present in Kerala, including trends in agricultural income, the impact of globalization, and the importance of organic

KU5DSEECO304 – Economics of Growth and Development

CO1. Demonstrate familiarity with some central themes and issues of economic development
CO2. Demonstrate the difference between economic growth and development and the major growth theories.
CO3. Assess the potential effectiveness of various policies in combating economic development.
CO4. Explain the theories and factors in the Development process
CO5. Identify the role of education and health in economic development

KU5SECECO301 – Experiencing Indian Stock Market

CO1. Evaluate the structure and function of the stock market, including primary and secondary markets, and synthesize knowledge of Indian stock market exchanges (NSE, BSE, MCX) and SEBI regulations.
CO2. Critically analyze company financial statements and valuation methods to assess company performance and investment potential
CO3. Analyze technical indicators, including lagging (moving averages, ADX) and leading (momentum, RSI) indicators, and synthesize these interpretations to guide trading decisions.
CO4. Assess and apply market analysis software tools, participate in simulated trading sessions, and conduct real-world analysis guided by industry and stock market experts.

Semester 6 – Economics Course Outcomes

KU6DSCECO304 – Development Issues of Indian Economy I

Course outcomes will be updated.

KU6DSCECO305 – Mathematical Tools for Economics

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KU6DSCECO306 – Introductory Econometrics

Course outcomes will be updated.

KU6DSEECO305 – Gender Economics

CO2. … frameworks from a gender perspective, identifying biases and proposing inclusive solutions.
CO3. Equip the students to advocate for gender-responsive economic policies, utilising evidence-based arguments and contemporary case studies.
CO4. Learn the interdisciplinary nature of gender economics, integrating insights from sociology, politics, and economics to address complex gender issues.
CO5. Analyse the economic value of unpaid work and its impact on household decision-making

KU6DSEECO306 – Managerial Economics

CO1. Develop a foundational grasp of managerial economics principles to tackle real-world business challenges effectively.
CO2. Acquire insight into organizational dynamics to navigate managerial roles with proficiency.
CO3. Gain understanding of industry dynamics to inform strategic decision-making in business environments.
CO4. Master advanced pricing strategies to optimize profitability and competitiveness in market-driven economies.

KU6DSEECO307 – Advanced Mathematical Economics

CO1. Explain the concept of integration and apply them for understanding economic phenomenon
CO3. Solve systems of linear equations using various methods
CO4. Evaluate optimum conditions using matrix concepts.
CO5. Apply linear programming technique for optimum solution.

KU6DSEECO308 – Institutional Economics

CO1. Understand analytical framework of Institutional Economics and New Institutional Economics and apply it in different areas in which institutions may affect outcomes
CO2. Understand the role of transactions, old and new institutional economics and growth process in economics
CO3. Comprehend and use principles of New Institutional Economics to analyse markets, firms and the state
CO4. Understand and apply the principles of NIE to property rights and contracts

KU6DSEECO309 – Labour Economics

CO1. Understand various concepts related to labour, work and theory of development
CO2. Able to explain and understand rural and urban divide in wage structure and composition of labour market.
CO3. Students able to understand, analyse, and apply various theories of labour
CO4. Students will also able to evaluate how the social constructs like gender, class and caste impacts labour
CO5. Able to evaluate, interpret, critically assess and write articles based on empirical results, survey reports, and scientific papers in labour economics.

KU6SECECO304 – Goods and Services Tax

CO1. Critically analyze the key aspects and implications of GST laws in
CO2. Proficiently apply the procedures for GST registration and return
CO3. Integrate advanced accounting principles with GST regulations
CO4. Independently implement GST registration and return filing

KU6SECECO305 – Finance and Technology

CO1. Evaluate and articulate the differences between traditional finance
CO2. Assess the roles of various technologies in the Fintech sector
CO3. Synthesize the roles of AI, ML, deep learning, blockchain, and open APIs in Fintech
CO4. Critically analyze case studies in various sectors of Fintech in India

KU6SECECO306 – Databases and Basic Computational Techniques for Data Analysis

CO1. Critically evaluate and compare various databases on the Indian economy, including national income, public finance, money, banking, stock markets, and external sector data
CO2. Synthesize techniques for data extraction and interpretation for comprehensive economic research
CO3. Interpret and analyze various economic indexes and price data relevant to India
CO4. Use scatter plots to visualize and analyze relationships between economic variables, measuring association through covariance and

Semester 7 – Economics Course Outcomes

KU7DSCECO401 – Advanced Microeconomics I

CO1. Analyse the behaviour of a consumer under uncertainty conditions in the light of sound theories
CO2. Analyse conditions of production, cost and technology in the light of given theories
CO3. Evaluate the dynamics of game theory as a tool for understanding market conditions like oligopoly
CO4. Analyse oligopoly market by applying tools and techniques from
CO5. Analyse and demonstrate real world scenarios and cases in the light of sound microeconomic theories

KU7DSCECO402 – Advanced Macroeconomics I

CO3. Apply … policy analysis. Analyse data and models to identify patterns and evaluate
CO4. Analyse macroeconomic policy effectiveness. Evaluate the relevance and effectiveness of major macroeconomic theories and policies.

KU7DSCECO403 – Advanced Quantitative Techniques for Economic Analysis

CO2. Explain and demonstrate the idea of sampling distribution. Construct confidence interval for population parameter and apply it for analysing economic phenomenon.
CO4. Explain and demonstrate the hypothesis testing procedure. Test hypothesis using appropriate procedure and apply the same for analysing economic phenomenon.

KU7DSCECO404 – Development Issues of Indian Economy II

CO1. Identify and analyze the key development challenges faced by the Indian economy, including poverty, unemployment, inequality etc
CO2. Apply economic concepts and theories to understand the causes and consequences of development issues.
CO3. Analyze the core principles of the WTO, such as non-discrimination and free trade. Evaluate the impact of trade liberalization on different sectors of the Indian economy.
CO4. Examine different types of taxes in India, including direct taxes and indirect taxes. Evaluate different debt management strategies employed by the Indian government.
CO5. Develop critical thinking skills for evaluating international phenomena. Understand the theoretical frameworks used for international comparisons.

KU7DSCECO405 – Readings in Political Economy

CO1. Examine the subject of Political Economy
CO2. Evaluate the theories of value and its importance in economic
CO3. Examine critically the various schools of political economy
CO4. Examine critically the various economic systems
CO5. Explain the crises of capitalism

Semester 8 – Economics Course Outcomes

KU8DSCECO406 – Advanced Microeconomics II

CO1. Analyse and assess the working of markets under conditions of asymmetric information
CO2. Analyse and appraise efficiency dynamics of competitive market applying analytical tools from welfare economics
CO3. Analyse and judge possible changes in market outcomes when market becomes imperfect by applying analytical tools from welfare economics
CO4. Analyse and assess the dynamics of joint stock firms and their pricing strategies in the light of alternative pricing theories
CO5. Analyse and evaluate the working of factor market with competitive and imperfect market elements

KU8DSCECO407 – Advanced Macroeconomics II

CO3. Apply macroeconomic models to real-world situations, such as predicting the effects of monetary and fiscal policies in open
CO4. Recall key concepts and models from New Classical Economics, including the policy ineffectiveness proposition and the rational expectations hypothesis.
CO5. Assess the effectiveness of different exchange rate regimes and evaluate the consequences of pegging a currency versus allowing flexible exchange rates.

KU8DSCECO408 – Applied Econometrics

CO1. … dummy variables and how these models differ from standard linear regression models. Learn how to use Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) models to compare means across multiple groups.
CO2. Understand the characteristics of time series data (trends, seasonality, and cyclical patterns).
CO3. Conduct tests for stationarity, including the Augmented Dickey-Fuller (ADF) test and non-parametric Phillips-Perron (PP) test.
CO4. Obtain a basic understanding of the structure of AR, MA, ARMA, ARIMA, VAR, ARCH, GARCH models.
CO5. Use autocorrelation functions (ACF) and partial autocorrelation functions (PACF) to analyze time series data.

KU8DSCECO409 – Advancements in Economic Research

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KU8DSCECO410 – Behavioral Economics

CO1. Learn different contours of the discipline of behavioural economics and apply them in widening their understanding of economic
CO2. Analyse economic behaviour under uncertainty conditions using behavioural theories
CO3. Analyse economic behaviour under the conditions of bounded
CO4. Evaluate the nuances of the emerging themes in the behavioural
CO5. Widen the theoretical tool box out of the neoclassical framework for analysing economic behaviour under various conditions

KU8RPHECO401 – Project (in Honours Programme)

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KU8RPHECO402 – Research Project (in Honours with Research Programme)

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KU8DSEECO401 – Economics of Health and Education

CO1. Outline the dimensions of health and education
CO2. Identify the occupational health hazards and its linkages
CO3. Analyze economics of public health and education
CO4. Measure burden of disease and future challenges and Construct the production function with respect to health.
CO5. Able to evaluate and analyse existing higher education policies

KU8DSEECO402 – Project Management

CO1. Apply the concepts of projects management for analysing investment decisions in the corporate world.
CO2. Analyse the role of strategy in resource allocation and management for better outcomes in the implementation of various projects
CO3. Evaluate and measure technical feasibility of economic projects in the modern corporate world
CO4. Measure and analyse demand side of economic projects by applying sophisticated demand analysis and forecasting tools.
CO5. Analyse financial side of economic projects by applying financial estimation and projection techniques

KU8DSEECO403 – Economics of Innovation

CO1. Apply the theoretical concepts of innovation for analysing the effects upon growth and development
CO2. Analyse the role of intellectual property rights in addressing the issue of market failure
CO3. Evaluate and measure innovation in the light of different indicators of innovation
CO4. Measure productivity at the firm, industry and economy level and evaluate its role in the overall growth process of an economy
CO5. Analyse innovation process in the light of various theories of innovation and approaches to innovation like innovation systems